29Aug2014 | Relatives and NGOs Criticize Mexico's New Calculation of Those Who Have Disappeared The Associated Press Relatives of people missing in Mexico say authorities seem more interested in manipulating the data on the disappeared than on conducting thorough investigations. |
29Aug2014 | Aeromexico Becomes First Passenger Airline to Launch Gogo Connectivity Service telecompaper Global aero-communications service provider, Gogo has signed a definitive agreement with Aeromexico, Mexico's global airline, to provide in-flight internet and wireless in-flight entertainment service on aircraft operated by Aeromexico. |
29Aug2014 | US More Open to Discuss Drug Legalization Issue, Guatemalan President Says Latin American Herald Tribune Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina reaffirmed his stance on legalizing drugs in an interview with Efe, and said that the U.S. is now open to discuss this possibility as its position on the matter has become more flexible. |
28Aug2014 | Insiders Say Mexico Poised for New, Larger Capital Airport Due in 2018 Bloomberg President Enrique Pena Nieto is poised to announce a new, larger airport for Mexico City that would open in 2018 to end persistent delays at Latin America’s busiest hub, people with direct knowledge of the plan said. |
28Aug2014 | IACHR: Continued Impunity Regarding Violence Against Women in Mexico Is Disturbing Proceso The Inter-American Commission of Human Rights is concerned about the impunity regarding violence against women in Mexico, driven by lack of police reports, mistrust of public officials or fear. |
28Aug2014 | Sebastian Del Amo's 'Cantinflas': The Untold Story of Mexico's Most Famous Comedian teleSUR Four-hundred copies of the movie “Cantinflasâ€, that tells the life of the most famous Mexican comedy actor, will be released in 30 U.S. cities on Friday. |
28Aug2014 | Former World's Sexiest Athlete Roberta Mancino Swims with World's Fastest Fish DailyMail It takes a brave model to hold a pose when an enormous whale shark is swimming just inches from her head. But for Roberta Mancino, it's just another day in the office. |
28Aug2014 | US Justice Department Board Rules to Consider Spousal Abuse in Immigration Claims The Associated Press In a first-of-its-kind ruling that could make it easier for some immigrant women to win permission to remain legally in the United States, the Justice Department Board of Immigration Appeals has determined that Guatemalan women who fled their country due to domestic violence can qualify for asylum. |
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